Science Fiction Author of the JUMP 225 Trilogy
There’s an interview with me that’s been posted to the SFNovelists.com group. Simon Haynes, author of the Hal Spacejock series, has put the interview up on his Blogspot blog and his LiveJournal, God bless him. Since this is a group interview, it might still pop up on other SFNovelists member blogs too.
Here’s the winner of last week’s Jump 225 Jumbo Mega Bonanza Giveaway contest — and another opportunity for you to win the complete David Louis Edelman Canon.
Locus and Fantasy Book Critic have both weighed in on “MultiReal,” and they’re both more or less rave reviews. Ergo, I am pleased.
Every week for the next four weeks, I’m going to hold a contest here on my blog. And the winner of each contest will receive copies of “Infoquake,” “MultiReal,” “The Solaris Book of New Science Fiction, Volume Two,” and Mervyn Peake’s “Titus Alone.” Read the full article for details.
Two new reviews for “MultiReal” have hit the web. The Grasping for the Wind blog compares the book to “The Empire Strikes Back,” saying it’s better than its predecessor; SFCrowsnest, meanwhile, criticizes the book for plot confusion and trying to stuff too much information between two covers.
Solaris Books is offering “Infoquake” wallpaper on the Downloads section of their website. So if you’ve ever wanted a hi-res closeup of Stephan Martiniere artwork on your desktop, now’s your chance.
This afternoon, I discovered that Jara, the co-protagonist of “Infoquake” and “MultiReal,” has landed an interview with a former succubus on novelist Jackie Kessler’s website.
Harriet Klausner, the #1 customer reviewer on Amazon, has given her stamp of approval to “MultiReal.” (Of course, if you know anything about Harriet Klausner, you’ll take her word with a “2001” monolith-sized chunk of salt.)
A copy of my latest novel “MultiReal” is literally sitting in my lap as I type this, having arrived from the publisher today. Here are some of my thoughts and first impressions.
Pat’s Fantasy Hotlist, the fine SF review website that brought you the recent “Infoquake” giveaway — not to mention the fine SF review website that recently called said book “one of the very best science fiction debuts I have ever read” — is now giving away three copies of “MultiReal.”